Ohio Republicans endorse Taft candidacy at Columbus meeting
A Columbus meeting of Ohio Republicans endorsed William Howard Taft for the 1908 presidential nomination. The vote backed Taft over detractors Foraker and Dick, with advocates urging other states to unite behind Ohio’s choice. Opponents warned of factional strife and possible effects on future contests.
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Ohio
Rentiligan State Central Come Mitts
Foraker
Columbus
Taft
Oho
William Howard Tat
Ohi
Forther
Olek
Festlers
Gould Don
J. 1
Charles Dek
Thowsh Viends
Forney
Tatty
Gee Potter
Niki
Thal
Renatar Parker
Poe
Vithal Herging Ny
Oil Companies Fined By Judge Landis In Timasawa Case
Federal court judge Landis rules against Tre Standagy Oil Cos in a Timasawa dispute over rebates and monopoly practices. The ruling imposes a fine of 29.20 dollars and signals strict enforcement of anti rebates policies amid enduring public scrutiny of large oil firms and Standard Oil.
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Landis
Coleaga
Rudges Phchard
North Carolina
Pritchard
Awe
Southern Railway
Shuige Landisay
Stantans Oi Company
Rebaciia
Davies
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania Coal Output and Mineral Productions Report
The period ending January 2, 1907, shows Pennsylvania coal output at 182,000 tons with other mineral measures noted. Governor Blunet and the Pennsylvania Department of Mines report state and compare regional yields against California and Colorado, highlighting value estimates around ten million dollars versus forecasts of five hundred thousand dollars.
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Blunet
Nislavewlyell
James JB
Pennsylvania Department of Mines
Pennsylvania
California
Colorado
Pennaytvania
Pennsylvania Mines Slated for Wider Industrial Role
A historical report argues Pennsylvania should be a national leader in industry sites and shipping, noting coal and slate resources plus miles of rail access. It cites mine fatalities and widows, orphans from 1907, and urges a reformed labor law to aid dependents and mining families.
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Juan
Roderick
Eh Tavan Fe
Governors influence grows as Hughes vetoes many bills
The article notes Governor Hughes has vetoed 27 bills and allowed 850 unacted measures, showing vigorous executive use of power. It compares Hughes to Cleveland, cites strong daily work, and mentions Republican opposition and speculation about possible national prospects.
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Hughes
Derma
New York
Cleveland
Kay Cleveland
Arivale Pengion Hills
Hugies
Cme
Lana
Gimie
Hla Slale
Fines as Deterrent Cited by Princeton Leader
The text discusses fines as a preventive measure against financial chicanery. It quotes Weydruw Wilken of Princeton on the issue and references Attorney General Rorepurte, asserting that fines are most effective when conspicuous and exemplary, though limited by federal justice constraints.
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Rig
Saturn
Farmer’s Daughter Hurt by Mower in Washington Township
A humane officer investigated a claim of extreme cruelty but found no foul play. The injury occurred when guiding a mowing machine and the accident was deemed a common farming mishap, with gossip surrounding the family debunked and no one held responsible.
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Humane
John Waus
Washington Township
Farhier
Ar. Hans
Jim Wistress
Laughter
Reward Of Open Duh In New Casile Suffering From Illumilization Laws
Fragmented OCR reflects a harsh editorial view criticizing lax immigration and crime, calling for restrictions to reduce perceived urban corruption. The piece decries New York City conditions and harshly condemns minority groups and “degenerate” elements while arguing for harsher enforcement and fewer petty lawsuits.
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New Casile
United States
Tits City
New York City
York
Des Setates
Unclear War Policy Comment Sparks Debate in Print
Fragmented text discusses U S policy and spying concerns during wartime, mentioning American and Japanese actions. It hints at fear of spies, calls for preparedness, and critique of naval attachés. The passage reflects tension over national security and wartime conduct amid conflicting official statements.
Senate vacancy filled by death of Senator Perry Johnston
The text notes a vacancy in the U S Senate caused by the death of Senator Perry Johnston. It mentions Alabama figures and historic political battles, referencing Governor Vardaman and opposition from Roosevelt allies. It highlights Johnston as a former two term governor and his stance against an unnamed rival.
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Roosevelt
Corporain Intaresta
Almanm
Joseph FP
Senate
Perry
Johnston
Johnsinn
Alabama
Nace
Seuiatn Mivsan
Presidential Prospects at State Republican Convention
The State Republican Committee plans to meet after July to organize the presidential convention. The prospects for Knog appear exceedingly slim, with limited chances of support amid uncertain political alignments.
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Avery
Governor Hughes and the New York Administration
An oblique critique discusses Governor Hughes during his tenure as chief executive, praising some intact qualities of leadership while noting public dissatisfaction with current policies and perceived greed within the administration.
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Hughes
New York
Alabama legislators push prohibition to curb race troubles
The article notes Alabama legislators moving to pass similar prohibitions, arguing it will suppress drunkenness among whites and Negroes. It claims prohibition laws spread rapidly in states while Pennsylvania blocks local option measures, urging voters to awaken and demand better judgment from their assembly representatives.
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Alabame
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Bryan Likely Democratic Nominee If Chosen
After a conference with William Jennings Bryan Harvey C Garber states Bryan is willing to accept the Democratic presidential nomination next year if the party chooses him and honors him with the nomination. Garber notes Bryan has not denied candidacy and appears likely to be the choice.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Harvey C. Garber
Democratic State Committee
Kat
Bryan
Garner
Agaume
Democratié Choive
Funerals and Accidents Reported in New Wilmington
Funeral services for William Neelwee Sr and Samuel Means were held Sunday afternoon with large crowds at Fair Oaks Cemetery. A M Herves, secretary of the Wilmington township school board, suffered three broken ribs in a wagon accident Saturday. Mrs Anna Axe sustained a broken right ankle when a wagon tipped near town while aiding her husband as they transported wheat. The community faces several injuries as residents cope with recent misfortune.
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Wm. NeElwee Sr
Samuel Means
Fair Oaks
A. M. Uorves
Wilmington Township
Correa
Tyan Axe
Kenneth
Ellwood firm tries new collecting idea but hits snag
In Beaver Falls a local case centers on Lip ownership of a grocery near Ellwood City. Mrs Mary Slovk alleged her husband hired Gily hardware for goods, but the man left without payment. The store owner, Mrs Shark, confronted him, but the case faded after payment of costs once Shock was shown to own the store.
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Mark Gale
Ellwool City
Justice Shuster
Beaver Pallesaturrday
Mary Slovk
Wil
Come Hardware
Shark
Beaver Falls
Shock
Acheson Seeks ReElection To Congress
Congressman Ernest F. Acheson announces his candidacy for a second term in the Forty fourth Pennsylvania district. Critics say his return to Congress has increased activity in national legislation and state politics amid a tense political climate.
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Ernest F. Acheson Han
Congress
Ciacter
Pennsylvania
Achusve
Hie
Hioself
Viewers Appointed for Two New Roads in Union Township
Union township residents presented a petition in court for a low road heading from the New Castle and New Brighton road to end near West Washington Street. Judge Porter appointed viewers R. H. McConahy J. J. Ashe Enhurst and Alexander McConahy. A second petition sought a remit from Elmwood and Maple streets to the new Cesie and Mehoningtown road to the residence of John Crawford. John Wright WOR. Thompson and John Dinsmore named as viewers.
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Union Township
W. D. Wallace
New Castle
New Brighton Road
Ibberty Street
West Washington Street
Smithfield Street
Hebinmin Mosely
Juelee Porter
R. H. McConahy
J. J. Asheenhurst
Alexander McConahy
Ablon
Wild Man Crazed by Heat Captured After Chase
A Pittsburg man, said to be crazed by heat, was pursued by Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers on Saturday. The arson of a chase ended when a strategy by the bridgemen led to his capture near the woods. He was taken to Butler jail after receiving basic care and rest.
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Urder
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Fandell
Conurt
Jai le
Mac
Deaths of the Day Moucent of Mus MeWer
Funeral services were held Saturday evening at Center Voice Presbyterian church for Mary Mebec. Pallbearers included M Patton and J Patton. Burial at Center U P Cemetery. Arthur Ainggerth died at 68 1 3 West Washington Street after a sudden illness. He was 23, son of William Lingworth, survived by parents and siblings.
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Moucent
Mus
Afra
Mary Mebec
Voit Presbyterian Church
Sharp
Leeper
Sas Yennth Church
Messrs
M. Patton
Hanna
J. 1. Patton
W. Black
GS. Patton
Shaffer
Center U. P. Cemetery
Arthur P. Ainggerth
Washington Street
Ainsworth
Nan
Pat
O'Elacie
Ainpaworth
Inge
William Lingworth
Edward
Thomas
John
Miss Pearl
Mat Saver McKay
Measuring Roads Under A New Act Requiring Reports
The State Department enforces a new act guiding Milroads to file a report by August 2 detailing the distance between stations on the company line. The vague language prompted an attorney general review. penalties include a $5,000 fine if the report is not completed.
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Vto
State Department
Seach Regiar
Poised Criticism Mouthed On Standard Oil by Speakers
Gov Albert B Cummins and Hasvex J Cooper are quoted during a town tauhquau discussing Standard Oil. Cummins condemns the immense wealth of the corporation and argues against further spending or purchases while Cooper's condition is noted as gradually improving.
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United Press
Gaove
Adams
Bey
Quay's Regiment to Hold Reunion
The annual reunion of the Quay's Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers will be held at Concade Park on Thursday of next week. Extensive arrangements are being made for the event.
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Diit
Pennsylvania
Benatar Quay
Concade Park
Thursiday
Merchants to Hold Pignig at Sonneaut
A local event flyer notes a merchants gathering at Sonneaut with a special tram service from Viashli to West, Middlewox, and Hom wy Hellivntog. A baseball game between the Alhletian and Grognvills is slated for 4 o'clock amid the day’s activities.
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Sonneaut
Pennaylyantia Railroad
Middlewox
Teaves Couneni Lake
Alhletian
Grognvills
Anti Penrose sentiment shapes Western Pennsylvania lawmakers slate
A Pittsburg to Philadelphia dispatch reports strong anti Penrose feeling in Western Pennsylvania as candidates for the next state legislature pledge to oppose his U S Senate bid. Beavers Lawrence Mercer and Washington counties show opposition while Fayette, Beaver and Cambria counties shift in sentiment.
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Pittsburg
Philadelhia North Amdorivan
Robert Wallace
Uils
Allegheny
Pennsylvanis
Rose Penrose
United States Senate
Panrose
Mix
William Flinn
Allongheny Rounis Republican Organization
Penrose
Beaver
Lawrence
Mercer
Washington
Pennsylvania
Seng
Fayette Counte
Jeffarta
William E. Crow
Crow
McCord
United States
Rawari
Betrayah
Payette Penrose
Edward H. Steppert
Fayette
A, Q. van Swearingen
Reppert
van Swearingen
Pik
Heppert
del Crow
Jai
Reaver
Senator Quay
Muyore
Lawence
Bin
Penn
Ivania
Hise
Penrose Simeni
Farmers Bring Encouraging Harvest Reports From Lawrence County
Reports from Lawrence County indicate crops are better than feared. Wheat harvest is fair and hay is two thirds of a normal crop, but higher prices may offset losses. Labor remains scarce with offers up to 2.50 a day. eight hour days may be phased in. Crop conditions nationwide appear generally brighter than expected despite prior poor weather.
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Tsterem Yeelong
Lawrence County
North Hyever Lowngulp
Veleun
Lenai
C. R. Erwin
Lord and Thomas
Vf Chicago
Uly
Hal Fiere
Indiana Governor Attacks New Deal Labor Tax Plans
Gov. Hanley of Indiana spoke at a Chautauqua assembly criticizing Senator Noronige child labor rules and Roosevelt inheritance taxes. He defended state sovereignty, warned against federal control of climate policy, and urged cautious, thoughtful federal-state balance while supporting inheritance tax in principle but opposing federal enforcement.
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Cnned
Alshar
Too
Hanley
Indiana
Ornige
Ronsevelt
Sali
Roosevelt
Wien
Tné
Daring Black Hand Leader Followed Toward His Homeland
Guiseppe Bagnato, charged with robbery in a Black Hand case, is said to be tracked to Italy. He allegedly collected about $14,000 in the Willseile district, with money carried in a satchel before county detectives and the district attorney's first arrests at Hilaville. Witness Samuel Anieso claims extortion, and more charges are expected as authorities pursue him.
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Guiseppe Bagnato
Ranney
Italy
Eitushh
Bagnato
Willseile
Logan
Young
Hilaville
Ranvey
Samuel Anieso
Bagejwald
Harvata
Clog Toyeh
Black Hand
Black Hann! Teadors
Trusts Seek Purchase of Entire Midland Town
A Midland Steel plan proposes buying the town of Midland for about 700,000. Details remain unclear as the company pursues a wide purchase, with the process described as part of a broader consolidation effort.
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Midland Steel Company
Midland
Steel plant takeover stalls work amid inventory purge
The plant halted operations for over a week with access denied to outsiders while an inventory is conducted. Rumors linked Jones and Laughlin Steel to Midland property, but Willis Kin denied any involvement. The Steel corporation seeks to absorb a rival, with details to be announced later.
Locke Reunion Plans Seventeenth Descendants Gathering
The seventeenth anniversary reunion of William Torke descendants, Revolutionary soldier, will be August 14 at Walton Park in New Castle. Family members are invited to bring baskets. Walton Park accessible via Highland Avenue car line. Alma Locke, organizer.
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New’castle
Wheel
Cascade
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